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Mitch Freed
  • Property Manager
  • Portland, OR
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Real Time Resolutions

Mitch Freed
  • Property Manager
  • Portland, OR
Posted

Has anybody had any negotiating experience with Real Time Resolutions? I've got an approved short sale with Litton as the first and RTR as the 2nd.

Litton has sent me an approval letter and they are allowing 3k to RTR.

RTR negotiator has rejected the 3k and is asking for 12k.

I submitted the request to my Litton negotiator who gave me an obvious answer of "no way."

Subsequently, the RTR negotiator closed the file.

Auction date is 30 days away. Buyer is lined up to close etc...only problem is Jr. lienholder.

Anybody dealt with something like this before?

Thanks!

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